Has the Outbidding on Trade Protectionism Finally Ended?
Kamala Harris is not great on trade, but she’s sooooo much better than Donald Trump. By Daniel Drezner, Professor of
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Faculty & Staff Media
Reaction: Ukraine Government Shake-up
On Tuesday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the most wide-ranging overhaul of Ukraine’s government since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion,
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Ukraine’s Push into the Kursk Oblast: Putin’s Response Is Coming
The policymaking season in Russia begins in the final days of August, as a critical number of officials return from
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The Power of Stigma
How Georgia’s “Foreign Agent” Law—and Others Like It—Can Damage Democracy By Maxim Krupskiy, Former Visiting Scholar at the Fletcher Russia
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The Strategic Power of a Prospect of Peace
A realistic prospect of a lasting peace deal is not only necessary to end the death and destruction caused by
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Who is winning the chip wars? With Chris Miller
What happens when governments try to reorganise an international market By Soumaya Keynes, featuring Chris Miller, Associate Professor of International
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Waging the High-Stakes “Chip War”: My Long-Read Q&A with Chris Miller
By James Pethokoukis and Chris Miller (Miller is an Associate Professor of International History at The Fletcher School, and author
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Unforced Error: Article 124 and the Regrettable Caveat to Ukraine’s Proposed Ratification of the ICC Statute
By Tom Dannenbaum, Professor of international law at The Fletcher School At what ought to be a landmark moment in
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Ukraine’s Assault Inside Russia Is Putin’s Worst Nightmare
The surprise incursion will undoubtedly provoke a response from Moscow, but Kyiv’s display of military competence validates the West’s continued
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Symposium: What does Ukraine’s incursion into Russia really mean?
Ten experts gauge the short and long term effects of Kyiv’s bold invasion on the war Featuring Monica Toft, Professor of
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